Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30
Senator Allison on Presidential Posi-.
bilitieS.

bilities.
Senator Allison, of Iowa, was in Minneapolis
yesterday, on his way to Minnetonka, where he
will spend portion OF the summer. On being
asked as to the probabilities regarding the repub-
lican Presidential nominees he said: lit is too
early to make political prophecies; it's simply pure
guesswork. There Is only one thing sure, ana that
Is the republicans can elect any man they nOmi-
nate II ne Is republican 90 not know whether
remarkably strong man. II he works for 1t his
chances are the best. Sherman is a prominent
tight was between him and Blaine" When
his own candidacy was mentioned Senator Allison
refused to talk.
Phi BETA KAPPA.-Ex-Gov. Noyes, OF Ohio pre-
sided at the annual meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa
bers OF the graduating class were admitted. The
Old board OF officers were reelected as follows:
ESoy 9nio Presdsns Prot
E sssd eS e. The P snnS
Miss NErTIR AS DEPUTY CoNsrABLE-A tramp
arrested at Remove, Pa, and sentenced to fifteen
days In jail for stealing rides on railroad trains
was brought to Lock Haven yesterday by Miss
Nettie yernes, deputy constable at that place.
She landed her prisoner safely in the jail.
THE CROWN PRINCES THROAT TRoUBLEs.-The
British Medical Journal says DR.. MOrell Macken-
7ie has removed almost aim all the dungous growth
Prince when he left home. The Journal adds,
however, that since the last operation was per.
formed the prince has caught somewhat severe
cold the result OF which is that his pharynx and
larynx are both acutely cOngested. The local
swelling has caused some difficulty In swallowing
The case will require the greatest for several
weeks In the meantime surgical operations on
the princes throat will be suspended.
SUICIDES FfGHT FOR DEATH.-At Chester, Pa,
on Tuesday, James Taylor, q well-tO-dO artisan,
TOOK dose OF laudanum and when his family
caEed In the doctors he fought them away with q
knife, resisting an efforts to administer antidotes
the man. Taylor told the policeman not to come
near, as he wanted to die. The or1cer, after a
desperate struggle, diSarmed him, but the drug
had done It's work. and Taylor died in few hours
EeGLssroN HELD FOR KKRsHAws DgBrs.-The
creditors OF c. ]. Kershaw & Co., OF Chicago, Sc
cured an order from court yesterday making Chas
| b. Eggieston general partner, and thereby max
| Ing him responsible Tor the debts OF the frm
which approximate 100000 The next step OF
interests BY tying up the property involved An
order was issued BY Judge Garrett restraining MIR.
Rggleston from disposng Of his real estate pend
ing settlement OF the questions at issue.
SECRETARY BAYARDS SISTER MARRrKD.-Mrs.
| Mabel Bayard Kane sister OF Secretary Bayard.
| and widow OF the late John X. Kane brother OF
the Afct1c explorer, was married yesterday at SC
Georges church, in Stuyvesant Square, New York
city, 70 Levi e. Bird, q prominent member OF the
0rioe. Among those present were many promi-
nent people rom Delaware, including Gov. BiRRs,
senator Gray and Mra Gray, Judge Wales OF the
United states District Court, Attorney General
Hggs, Gen. Wilson, and others. A wedding break
The New York stock exchange will vote on the
Saturday half-holfday rules for eight days COM